Blue-and-yellow Macaw: Nesting Couple: (Ara ararauna), Arara-canindé
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Channel: Fauna and Flora · 2014 · Pets & Animals
#forestecosystems #blueandyellowmacaw #araracanindé - (Beautiful Wild Birds - Couple Nesting In Natural Habitat - - Habitats: They live in varied environments, from humid tropical forests to dry savannas. They prefer the upper tree stratum and proximity to water. - Brazilian Biodiversity - Cerrado Biome!) Blue-and-yellow Macaw. Scientific name: Ara ararauna, Brazilian name: Arara-canindé. Species without sexual dimorphism. It is one of the smartest and most intelligent psittacines. Order: Psittaciformes, Family: Psittacidae. Diet: Basically seeds, fruits and nuts. Geographic distribution: It occurs in most of the Brazilian states. It also occurs in Panama, Colombia, Venezuela, Guianas, Peru, Bolivia, Argentina, Paraguay and Ecuador. + Watch the video. Like, share, and subscribe to the Channel for more content about nature and wildlife! #araararauna #brazilianfauna #psittaciformes #psittacidae #thecolorsofnature #psittacidaearoundtheworld #natureshows #conservingwildlife #viverenellanatura #respectforwildlife #spettacolodellanatura #nestingseason
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